The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-04
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Te9U0MAN PRAuO8O 0ROvRR,
Mr. CaevesAnA's UnAouDaeA Hen
esty aaA Courage have naae
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"How do you IKE IL norInation ma hv IN.
Ohio Conventioe toiIey ~ Tshn,n.. .s - y sA's
"The nomineA 3 csr.his r.sc .,>a
speaker and ouits worthy "a ths sos.i..Ssscs -
He will make q yerv ecrnese ~ ssre~~ ~.
All three ci the candidaies Wers rood nan snd u.;
men q standing IN The si.,s." s'S' A'n .''
But the Republican nrn1r,,Aooeaan ..-...--
aThat = noestrsI 49, - vdsnS -. ..1s
Of cour.e voune mem are snldom - dsiinInish.
ed q lie old one. But none Of De csn63daies
were ANAL ftv. Thev vers stod .usen indees's
Hr. Thurman, do yoa think that the resolu-
ton indorsing Ar. Cleveland y . fair expression
OF democratic opinion IN Ohio
90; /! tnink Mr. Cleveiand popular 10
Ohio. l think he b popular throughout the
country. - y. 4'
ITO what do you attribute hin pooular;svr
~Tha mana nnIoubted honestv md hfa nm
doubted couraee. The American people Iike =
brave man and an honeAf man Evervho11v nnnsf
admit that Nr. Ueveland IL both. - =
You think that hia adminiairation has heen
succxssful p
"He has done wonderfully we'll and has made
very few blupders. Of .course -ho, nes made
blunders. but. considerin9 his positioo. verv
few" T'' "'
GDo vou think be n s,rone.r now than hs
vas in 1S84r
"He is. / think that there in very little oppo.
v r.. wo"d 1s he Hard m.m n 'pl h.s .nS hn
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Suppose that Mr.. Blaine was his opponent.
Do you think Mr. Cleveland would be elected p
II certainly think he would beat Mr. Blaine
As:'B; By larger majority than bsforsr
al am not q prophet"
"No hut vhat is vonr on;n;on from the nree
ent on,ionL >, ''1' o''H''' "o'' '"' p''
AZ think he would be elected II he ran against
Mr.. Blaine" -.
Mr. uzvxLAuD rH. STRONGEST NAN.
now ABOUT M. 0neman =.
ne Weuid oeak MI. SHERMAN. M. Cieve-
land is the strongest man that could be nonina-
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